2024 Elections

An Ohio sheriff's office official has reportedly told Democrats that he would not respond to their emergency calls because of their party affiliation.

In the days leading up to the November presidential election, Clark County's Lieutenant John Rodgers said he would use voter registration records to determine which calls he responded to.

A pollster nicknamed the "harbinger of doom" for her history of calling elections correctly highlighted on Sunday a serious problem dogging former President Donald Trump in a typically Republican state.

Iowa pollster J. Ann Selzer unpacked the startling news that Vice President Kamala Harris', the Democratic presidential nominee, has a strong lead in the pollster's conservative state with the Bulwark podcast host Tim Miller.

Alina Habba, an attorney and campaign surrogate for Donald Trump, announced Sunday that she was "so proud to represent America's garbage."

At a Trump campaign rally in North Carolina, Habba began her speech by seemingly responding to accusations that President Joe Biden had called the former president's supporters garbage after a Republican rally speaker referred to Puerto Rico as an island of garbage.

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell complained over the weekend that he was labeled a Nazi after he used a white supremacist code for "Heil Hitler" in his product pricing.

"We have all, by the way, all the new commercials are for MyPillow," Lindell told RSBN at a rally for Donald Trump on Sunday. "You see when I put the one on sale for $14.88."

Appearing on MSNBC on Sunday, former Barack Obama campaign manager Jim Messina admitted he was as shocked as anyone that Vice President Kamala Harris has surged ahead in Iowa according to the state's leading and most respected pollster.

The poll by J Ann Selzer, which was published late Saturday in The Des Moines Register, sent shockwaves through both parties and led the former president Donald Trump to flip out on Sunday morning.

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones encouraged his followers to "fight harder" and be ready for "civil war conditions" after former President Donald Trump gave a campaign rally speech over the weekend.

During Trump's Sunday morning speech in Pennsylvania, he suggested that he should not have left office after losing the 2020 presidential election and called for assassins to target members of the news media.

Already scheduled for an appearance with MSNBC's Jen Psaki to talk about Tuesday's election, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) was immediately asked to address Donald Trump's encouragement of shooters to aim at reporters during a Sunday morning speech.

At a rally in Pennsylvania, the former president pointed out the spots where he was protected by bulletproof glass before adding that reporters ––whom he referred to as the "fake news" –– were in the line of fire if an assassin took a shot at him.

Former President Donald Trump said he didn't mind if would-be assassins "shoot through the fake news" because he was protected by bulletproof glass.

At a Sunday campaign rally in Pennsylvania, Trump noted that the U.S. Secret Service had installed the ballistic glass following a previous failed assassination attempt.

Arlington, Texas' Cornerstone Baptist Church Pastor Wm. Dwight McKissic Sr. usually votes Republican — but not this time.

"There’s a scripture in the seventh chapter of Matthew that says a tree that doesn’t bear good fruit should be cut down and tossed into the fire. That’s how I think evangelicals should treat today’s Republican Party," the anti-abortion pastor writes in a Sunday, November 3 op-ed for MSNBC.

Former President Donald Trump hinted that he might not leave office if he wins the presidency again.

At a campaign event on Sunday, Trump complained about a poll showing him 3 points behind in Iowa.

Always colorful Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) used a combination of obscenities and sarcasm on CNN Sunday to rip apart Donald Trump's conspiracy-mongering about the 2024 election.

Speaking from his home during his "State of the Union" appearance, Fetterman was asked about a Donald Trump social media post where he wrote, "We caught them CHEATING BIG in Pennsylvania. Must announce and PROSECUTE, NOW! This is a CRIMINAL VIOLATION OF THE LAW. STOP VOTER FRAUD! CHECK OUT KAMALA’S NEW SLEAZEBAG LAWYER. WE ARE ON THEM ALL THIS TIME! Who would have ever thought that our Country is so CORRUPT?"

CBS host Margaret Brennan challenged Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) after he downplayed a racist insult comedian who criticized Puerto Rico at a campaign event with former President Donald Trump.

"In recent days, the Harris campaign has said they have seen favorable movement towards them with Latinos and with undecided voters, particularly following that New York rally we referenced there with the insult comment making remarks about Puerto Rico," Brennan explained during a Sunday interview. "You've been focused on outreach to Hispanic voters for the Trump campaign. Are you concerned that this unforced error hurt outreach?"

NBC host Kristen Welker confronted Gov. Doug Burgum (R-ND), a surrogate for Donald Trump, after the former president called supporters of Vice President Kamala Harris "garbage."

"Governor, let me ask you about a big story this week, the campaign continuing to deal with the fallout from the offensive comments about Puerto Rico made by a supporter of former President Trump by that comedian at that rally last weekend," Welker told Burgum in a Sunday interview. "The Puerto Rican community in Pennsylvania factors almost half a million people in that critical state, some saying they were absolutely furious about the comments, hurt that former President Trump hasn't apologized."